1st line of defense: Biochemical Saliva, earwax, perspiration, skin ph Virus Smallest pathogen that is an obligate parasite Bandemia Increase in immature neutrophils indicating acute bacterial infection Thymus and Bone Marrow Primary lymphoid organs CD8 cells Cytotoxic T cells Antigen presenting cells Macrophages, Dendritic cells Fungi Eukaryotes, difficult to treat Active Immunity Active infection, vaccination MHC2 This presents external antigens to CD4 cells Thymus T cells mature here MHC1 This presents internally processed antigens to CD8 cells Bone marrow B cells mature here Bacteria Single cell organisms, aerobic or anaerobic Neutrophils These cells involved in inflammation are mobilized in bacterial infections, among other things Autoimmunity Immune system attacks own tissues, breakdown of "self" tolerance/recognition 2nd line of defense Inflammation Innate, nonspecific Immunity 1st and 2nd lines of defense Third line of defense B and T cells Adaptive, specific immunity Third line of defense Passive Immunity Rabies immunoglobulin, snake venom immunoglobulin, colostrum Leukocytosis Increase in WBC that can indicate infection Immune response to Ab-Ag complexes lodging in tissues mediated by complement system Type 3 hypersensitivity CD4 cells Helper T cells Blood transfusion reactions, graft rejection Type 2 hypersensitivity 1st line of defense: Biochemical Saliva, earwax, perspiration, skin ph Virus Smallest pathogen that is an obligate parasite Bandemia Increase in immature neutrophils indicating acute bacterial infection Thymus and Bone Marrow Primary lymphoid organs CD8 cells Cytotoxic T cells Antigen presenting cells Macrophages, Dendritic cells Fungi Eukaryotes, difficult to treat Active Immunity Active infection, vaccination MHC2 This presents external antigens to CD4 cells Thymus T cells mature here MHC1 This presents internally processed antigens to CD8 cells Bone marrow B cells mature here Bacteria Single cell organisms, aerobic or anaerobic Neutrophils These cells involved in inflammation are mobilized in bacterial infections, among other things Autoimmunity Immune system attacks own tissues, breakdown of "self" tolerance/recognition 2nd line of defense Inflammation Innate, nonspecific Immunity 1st and 2nd lines of defense Third line of defense B and T cells Adaptive, specific immunity Third line of defense Passive Immunity Rabies immunoglobulin, snake venom immunoglobulin, colostrum Leukocytosis Increase in WBC that can indicate infection Immune response to Ab-Ag complexes lodging in tissues mediated by complement system Type 3 hypersensitivity CD4 cells Helper T cells Blood transfusion reactions, graft rejection Type 2 hypersensitivity
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Saliva, earwax, perspiration, skin ph
1st line of defense: Biochemical
Smallest pathogen that is an obligate parasite
Virus
Increase in immature neutrophils indicating acute bacterial infection
Bandemia
Primary lymphoid organs
Thymus and Bone Marrow
Cytotoxic T cells
CD8 cells
Macrophages, Dendritic cells
Antigen presenting cells
Eukaryotes, difficult to treat
Fungi
Active infection, vaccination
Active Immunity
This presents external antigens to CD4 cells
MHC2
T cells mature here
Thymus
This presents internally processed antigens to CD8 cells
MHC1
B cells mature here
Bone marrow
Single cell organisms, aerobic or anaerobic
Bacteria
These cells involved in inflammation are mobilized in bacterial infections, among other things
Neutrophils
Immune system attacks own tissues, breakdown of "self" tolerance/recognition
Autoimmunity
Inflammation
2nd line of defense
1st and 2nd lines of defense
Innate, nonspecific Immunity
B and T cells
Third line of defense
Third line of defense
Adaptive, specific immunity
Rabies immunoglobulin, snake venom immunoglobulin, colostrum
Passive Immunity
Increase in WBC that can indicate infection
Leukocytosis
Type 3 hypersensitivity
Immune response to Ab-Ag complexes lodging in tissues mediated by complement system
Helper T cells
CD4 cells
Type 2 hypersensitivity
Blood transfusion reactions, graft rejection